Has Germany sidelined Poland in Ukraine crisis negotiations?
Polish-German co-operation on Ostpolitik has been shaken by Germany's role in negotiations with Russia on Ukraine
European Power
Ukraine and Russia: the use of history in political dispute
Ukraine and Russia: the use of history in political dispute
The EU needs a commissioner for the Mediterranean
The EU must adopt a new policy and new structures to deal with the worrying events across its southern border
Russia’s convoy to East Ukraine and the International Committee of the Red Cross
What role is the International Committee of the Red Cross playing in Russia's supposedly humanitarian convoy to East Ukraine?
Germany’s summer of discontent on foreign policy
Germany prefers co-operation to conflict, but with its five special relationships each facing bad weather, it needs to think about new ways to conduct foreign policy
Algeria – an unsteady partner for Europe
EU approach to Algeria neglects long-term domestic stability
France’s fascination with Israel and Palestine
As bombs fall on Gaza, France's deep-rooted preoccupation with Israel and Palestine is causing division within French society
Ten priorities for Juncker’s Europe
Jean-Claude Juncker will have considerable authority as new European Commission president, and he must use it to embody a new vision for the European Union
No time for cynics: the German-American intelligence dispute
The US’s alleged spying was ill considered, but both sides need to focus on the real priorities of the transatlantic alliance.
15 Jul
European Spring: How to put our economies and politics right?
With European economies failing to deliver higher standards of living, and growing public disillusionment with apparently self-serving politicians, Philippe Legrain discusses where things have gone wrong in Europe and how to put them right, and explores the need for a European Spring in order to rejuvenate the continent.